How did Bao Zhenan, an outstanding female scientist in the world who was deeply involved in academic fraud, climb back to the peak?

After the storm, she proved her scientific research level with many international scientific awards and became an academician of the American Academy of Engineering. For researchers who devote themselves to research, the biggest insult may be academic fraud. Directly denying the current scientific research value may also affect future scientific research. Bao Zhenan, an outstanding female scientist in the world, was involved in the biggest academic fraud case in 2 1 century. The case shocked the scientific community at that time and was directly related to the achievements of the Nobel Prize.

1970, Bao Zhenan was born in a scholarly family in Nanjing. Dad Bao Ximao and mom Chen Huilan are professors of physics and chemistry at Nanjing University respectively. Bao Zhenan's profound understanding of multidisciplinary research is inseparable from the physical and chemical blood flowing in her body. The family environment with strong scientific atmosphere made her open the door to the wonderful scientific world earlier than most people. Later, Bao Zhenan entered Nanjing University and became an alumnus of his parents. Her real interest in polymer chemistry was in her junior year, in the laboratory of Professor Xue Qi of Nanjing University. At that time, Bao Zhenan's family immigrated to the United States, and she also entered the University of Illinois at Chicago. Before she graduated from college, the University of Chicago extended an olive branch to her.

Bao Zhenan originally wanted to apply for a postdoctoral position in Bell Laboratories after completing his doctorate, but he was directly exempted from the two-year postdoctoral program and was hired as a researcher. The emergency room laboratory is now a subsidiary of Nokia. The highly specialized and well-funded Bell Laboratory has created a good scientific research atmosphere for Bao Zhenan. Artificial electronic skin is one of her most interested research directions. For more than 20 years, the research and application of flexible materials has become the most important part of her research career. These research results also laid a solid foundation for the artificial skin technology that she mainly developed in her research career. 200 1 is a bumper year for Bao Zhenan. She became an outstanding researcher in Bell Laboratories, which is the highest-level scientific and technological personnel in Bell Laboratories. He also won the American Chemical Society Team Innovation Award, R&D 100 Award and other famous American awards. This year, she also encountered a storm of public opinion. There is evidence that Schon's papers published in international academic newspapers such as Nature and Science have traces of forgery. Bell Laboratories immediately set up a review committee to investigate him. Schon's academic fraud was finally proved to be true. Besides Schon, the main authors of two papers on the world's smallest nano-transistor include Bao Zhenan. Speculation and rumors about Bao Zhenan have a great influence on her, and she is also suspected of academic fraud.

In 2004, she accepted the invitation of Stanford University to teach in the Department of Chemical Engineering. The level of scientific research has gradually improved, and Bao Zhenan has also won more and more international academic awards. When asked whether the ultimate goal of scientific research is the Nobel Prize, she admitted that scientific research is an interest, and she is willing to do what she is interested in, regardless of honor. After entering Stanford University, she was no longer limited to organic electronics, but became interested in energy batteries. In 20 10, Bao Zhenan, as one of the founders, founded C3NANO Company and put the research results on the market. 20 16 was elected as an academician of American Institute of Engineering and entered the highest academic group in American engineering field. In 20 17, she won the "World Outstanding Female Scientist" award from L 'Oré al UNESCO. For example, Professor Bao Zhen 'an, now 48 years old, has more than 400 papers and more than 60 American patents, and has won numerous titles and honors in the scientific community.